Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-09
BRIEF MENTION.

Fox's hotel opened last night.
The dog poisoner is around. Poison him.
Get your job work done at the TIMES Of
6ce.
Its about time for Dayton to have another
dance.
Mason Valley needs stock yard at some
point on the railroad.
Mrs. John Meder, of Carson. is visiting
Mrs. AL. Reynolds of this place.
Miss Lizzie Whitman, of Silver City, was
in town yesterday visiting friends.
Millmen say they fear the water will be
short about the first of next month.
H. II. Sheldon returned to Sutro yester
day after an extended visit in California.
Bill Slingerland is putting up a house on
Silver street to be used as dwelling house.
Miss May Dyer returned from Mason VAL
ley Tuesday and is visiting A. w. Brann
and wife.
Tommy CARING has so far recovered from
his sickness as to be cut Of the doctors care
and return home.
G. A. Rice and wife left for Reno last
Sunday evening where they will probably
reside in the future.
FOUND-A pair Of spectacles in case.
Owner can have the same by calling at this
Office and proving property.
DR.. ]. H. Rae left for San Francisco the
first of the week to superintend the construc-
ton of more dynamos there.
The Greenfield base ball nine will proba
bly, challenge the Amateurs now, after hav
ing downed the Wabuska nine.
Commits sioner Pollard, Of Silver City,
spent his Fourth of July at Pizen Switch,
among his agricultural friends.
D. R. Sessions, formerly Of this State.
now in the employ Of the Bancroft Historical
Company was in town yesterday.
The Amateurs were again victorious in the
game played with the Resolutes at Carson
last Sunday. The score was IS to 8.
Are you weak and weary, overworked and
tired1 Hoods Sarsaparilla is just the med
icine to purify your blood and give you
strength.
Mason Valley ranchers are in need o.
good harvest hands. A number of men car
find employment at good wages in thai
country now.
A large train load of people came in from
the southern country last Saturday evening
to spend the Fourth at either Carson, Rene
or Virginia.
A heavy wind storm and quite shower Of
| rain in the Valley last Tuesday. 1t is though
| that the rain did no harm to the hay that wa
cut but not stacked. -i
s.The Carson ZuGe1 and Union have con
solidated and now publish morning paper
called the Index. Union. Carson can slanc
some more newspaper consolidation.
Johnny Barton is now jolly butcher hoy
at Pzen Switch He drives the cart for En-
erson and is helping to make the business 8
understanding it never has been before
in the Valley.
Mr.. Blasdell, son Of Ex-Governor Biasdell
was a passenger on last Saturdays trair
bound for Carson, on business connected
with the mines in Rocklsnd. Mr.. Blasdell
returned to Rockland the next day.
Mr.. Bevan, Superintendent Of the Sweet.
water mines, was passenger last Saturday
f.. II .,,,l
the mines. He reports the outlook for Sweet
water TO become bullion producing camp
very good.
George Penter, of Bodie, was a passenger
on yesterdays train bound for Washington
Territory to take a lo.k at the northern
country. He reports Bodie quite dull, and
intimated that if he can find better place
up north he will locate.
You can always tell when times are good
in Mason Valley. When the ranchers are
not making money they are contented to lei
| one another alone, but when crops are good
! and good market is in sight they all go tc
law. From all indications they expect q
good season this year, as the law suits are
getting numerous.
| An excited mob OF men made Dayton live
ly last Tuesday morning. They were from
Como and were bound to hang the Como
Eureka managers because no money wa
coming for tina work done. 1t is understood
that there are now several liens filed on tn,
mine and that the Symonds brothers have Ii
out for San FranSisco after having disposed
of the bullion received at the last clean VI
at the mill.
The Occidental.
The mann hotel h.s inst haaa nounplatsI